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Characterization of moaC and a nontarget gene fragments of food‐borne pathogen Alcaligenes sp. JG3 using degenerate colony and arbitrary PCRs

2017-11-01

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Alcaligenes faecalis, is an opportunistic, pathogenic, Gram‐negative, food‐borne bacterium appearing to be of public health importance due to its resistance to common antibiotics and frequent involvement in nosocomial infections and water contamination. Yet, the Betaproteobacterium showed potential benefit in fat degradation of food waste. It is suggested that pterin‐based Molybdenum cofactor (Moco) biosynthesis i...

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9170b746-48c7-5186-bb4d-c574699b107c
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10.1111/jfs.12345
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